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Bruce Knapman

10 works

1987–2003 across 9 dated works

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Fiji's economic history, 1874-1939: studies of capitalist colonial development1987
Tourism and gold in Kakadu: the impact of current and potential natural resource use on the Northern Territory economy1991
The growth of Pacific Island economies in the late twentieth century1995
The Australian economy in the twentieth century1997

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Reforms In The Pacific : An Assessment Of The Asian Development Bank's Assistance For Reform Programs In The Pacific1999
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Tuvalu: 2002 economic and public sector review2002
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Tonga: natural resource use and sustainable socioeconomic development : economic report2002
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Tourism and gold in Kakadu: the impact of current and potential natural resource use on the Northern Territory economy1991
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Tuvalu Country Economic Study and Strategy Development2003
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Fiji's economic history, 1874-1939: studies of capitalist colonial development1987
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The growth of Pacific Island economies in the late twentieth century1995
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The Australian economy in the twentieth century1997
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Financial sector development in Pacific island economies.2001
With Marion Bond, Ofelia Eugenio, Valerie McFarlane, Don Peterson
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